Landsmill Green Ltd: Promoter Group Seeks Reclassification to Public Category
Landsmill Green Limited received requests from Ranjana Khurana, Arpit Khurana, and Isha to be reclassified from Promoter/Promoter Group to Public category. Their combined shareholding is 9.95%. The Board will review the request on September 10, 2026.
Reclassification of promoters can potentially alter the control structure and governance of the company, which can have a medium-term impact on investor perception and strategic decisions.
The announcement is a procedural update regarding a reclassification request from promoters. It does not inherently indicate positive or negative performance or outlook for the company.
Landsmill Green Limited (formerly Excel Realty N Infra Limited) has announced that it has received requests from Mrs. Ranjana Khurana, Mr. Arpit Khurana, and Ms. Isha, collectively referred to as the 'Outgoing Promoter,' seeking their reclassification from the 'Promoter/Promoter Group' category to the 'Public' category in the company's shareholding pattern.
The requests were made on the grounds that they are not part of the Board of Directors or hold any Key Managerial Positions, do not participate in the company's management, and do not possess any special rights through formal or informal arrangements.
The total promoter/promoter group shareholding before this potential reclassification stands at 14,03,63,547 equity shares, representing 9.95% of the total equity share capital. Specifically, Lakhmendra Khurana holds 5.37%, Ranjana Khurana holds 3.89%, Arpit Khurana holds 0.65%, and Isha holds 0.04%.
The company will place these requests before its Board of Directors for analysis and views at a meeting scheduled for Thursday, September 10, 2026. Further disclosures will be made upon the Board's consideration and completion of the subsequent applicable processes.
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